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<br /> Table 2.-Station projections of TDS at various points on the Colorado River <br /> Imperial Palo Verde Parker Davis Hoover <br /> (mg/L) <br /> 800 749 697 697 698 <br /> 825 772 719 719 719 <br /> 850 796 740 740 741 <br />t\:l, 875 814 755 753 754 <br />en, 900 835 770 766 767 <br />at 925 855 783 779 779 <br />I>> 950 878 803 800 798 <br /> 975 897 818 815 813 <br /> 1000 917 833 830 828 <br /> 1025 937 848 845 843 <br /> 1050 957 862 859 857 <br /> 1075 976 876 873 871 <br /> 1100 996 890 887 884 <br /> 1125 1015 903 900 898 <br /> 1150 1034 917 913 911 <br /> 1175 1055 934 927 920 <br /> 1200 1078 954 947 940 <br /> 1225 1104 982 974 965 <br /> 1250 1126 1003 994 985 <br /> 1275 1149 1023 1014 1005 <br /> 1300 1171 1043 1034 1024 <br /> 1325 1194 1063 1053 1044 <br /> 1350 1216 1083 1073 '1064 <br /> 1375 1239 1103 1093 1084 <br /> 1400 1261 1123 1113 1103 <br /> Sou rce: Colorado River Water Quality Office, Water and Power Resources Service, Engineering and Research <br /> Center, Denver, Colorado. <br /> <br />Table 3.-Total annual agricultural damages per mg/L for selected levels of TDS <br />at Imperial Dam-Lower Main Stem of the Colorado River <br /> <br />TDS <br />(mg/LI <br /> <br />Damages <br />($/(mg/LI ) <br /> <br />TDS <br />(mg/LI <br /> <br />Damages <br />($/(mg/LII <br /> <br />800 <br />825 <br />850 <br />875 <br />900 <br />925 <br />950 <br />975 <br />1000 <br />1025 <br />1050 <br />1075 <br />1100 <br /> <br />3,799 <br />4,326 <br />4,925 <br />5,608 <br />6,385 <br />7,270 <br />8,277 <br />9,424 <br />10,730 <br />12,217 <br />13,910 <br />15,838 <br />18,033 <br /> <br />1125 <br />1150 <br />1175 <br />1200 <br />1225 <br />1250 <br />1275 <br />1300 <br />1325 <br />1350 <br />1375 <br />1400 <br /> <br />20,532 <br />23,377 <br />26,617 <br />30,305 <br />34,505 <br />39,287 <br />44,731 <br />50,930 <br />57,988 <br />66,024 <br />75,174 <br />85,591 <br /> <br />10 <br />